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ARLINGTON - After reaching the Seahawks 36 on an 18-yard pass to Jason Witten, the Cowboys fell apart.
Seattle sacked Tony Romo on first down for a 4-yard loss, forced him to scramble for 10 yards on second down, nearly intercepted a pass on third down and then watched with huge smiles as Nick Folk's 48-yard field goal try sailed wide right.
Cowboys still lead 14-10 with 5:14 left in the first half.
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